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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1927
Page
3
Walter J Herbes is listed as publisher of the Osceola Record in Osceola Nebraska with post office entry under the 1879 act.
Beulah residents note visits with relatives in Kearney and Omaha. Mrs Yost traveled to Stockville, Tressa Hill in Omaha, Naomi Hartman stayed with Aunt Mina Buchta, Jansen and Rudolph journeyed to Omaha for a post op check, and Riverside school plans a minstrel carnival. Local gatherings include a Jealy party at the Mont Muastard home and a large party hosted by Helen Ferno and Laverne Dake with games and refreshments.
The Got-to-Gether will be held at the school house Friday evening. The Senior Class entertaining. Rev A W Samuelson brother of the faculty members visited the high school Thursday afternoon and spoke on Words Usually Mispronounced praising the community's rural institution. A token of appreciation was given by the student body. The Junior Play the Private Tutor was performed three nights despite bad weather and was well attended. The cast included Mr Spencer Leland Harless Mrs Spencer Fern Samelson Dolly Spencer Pearl Fredrickson Fred Spenceer Roland Fredrickson Mr Snap Marcus Gustafson George Carthors Wallace Fredrickson The Butler Walter Gesterine Hans Private Tutor Reuder Swanson Sponsor R L Samuelson. The Agriculture show held at the school house last Thursday evening drew a good crowd. Short talks were given by County Agent Kelly and by H J Gustafson Wallace and Rollan Fredrickson. Misses Heler Thelma Gladys Willits Harriette Bush Minnie Stahl and Evelyn Lindburg attended the B Y L banquet in honor of Washingtons birthday.
Miss Clela Hanshew and pupils enjoyed a Monday Valentine party exchanging valentines and sharing a luncheon of fruit salad with whipped cream and wafers. Mrs Grace Samuelson visited District 14 school Monday afternoon and several local families hosted Sunday visits and meals across Osceola and nearby towns.
The Happy Hour Society met February 27 with 2 members and 1 visitor including husbands present. A surprise honors Mrs John Gerber who leaves for Cedar Bluffs to make a new home. Imhof gave a program on Nature's Spring Tonics. Lunch was served by the hostesses. Next meeting March 3 at Mrs Pruce Pickett’s home to elect officers.
An ad lists a Saturday sale at Doden Rod Garage in David City at 10:00 with 20 new harness sets, lines, bridles, collars, five new cream separators, 30 head of horses, 10 mules and many other items. Also included are notices for St Pauls Ev Lutheran services and Luther League events in Osceola Nebraska.
The Luther League presented a program last Thursday evening. Families of Herman and Fred Frederickson hosted guests. Wilma and Margaret Peterson, students in Wahoo, visited over the weekend. August Pehrson and daughter Anna traveled to Boyd County to visit friends. The Farmer's Union held its annual store meeting at Swede Home on Tuesday afternoon. Local youths enjoyed a party at the Wm Dake residence Saturday night. Many residents traveled to Osceola Monday to view the old time train. Eva and Signe Sandine and Mrs. K Nen Sandin visited Rudolph Sandin’s home Sunday. Bill Lesner now owns a new Whippet.
The Campbell family expresses sincere thanks for kindnesses and sympathy during the illness and death of their mother Helen G. Campbell. Dr. and Mrs. C H Campbell, Mr. and Mrs Geo B Campbell, and Johe Ea extend appreciation.
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